π Tender Overview
Rethinking The Design Of Streets And Public Spaces To Leverage The Modal Shift To Climate-Friendly Active Transport Everywhere
Rethinking How We Move For Climate-Neutral Citiesto Achieve Climate Neutrality, European Cities Urgently Need To Halve Transport Emissions By 2030 And By A Staggering 90 % By 2050. However, Existing Mobility Infrastructure, Services And Governance For Short-Distance Travel Hinder Progress, Negatively Impacting Active Modesβ Safety And Security. With This In Mind, The Eu-Funded Reallocate Project Aims To Transform European Cities Into Climate-Neutral, Safe And Inclusive Urban Centres. By Integrating Cutting-Edge Sustainable Mobility Strategies And Reallocating Street Space, The Project Empowers Mission Cities Like Gothenburg-Tampere And Heidelberg-Utrecht. Through Pilot Programmes In Unsafe Areas, The Project Showcases Urban Space Management And Reallocation Tactics For Active Modes, Ultimately Fostering Knowledge Exchange And Collaborative Learning Among City Staff.
Funded Under
Climate, Energy And Mobility
Total Cost
β¬ 12 690 025,00
Eu Contribution
β¬ 11 998 600,00
Coordinated By
University College Dublin, National University Of Ireland, Dublin
Ireland